Comments on: Google factors site speed into search rank algorithm - WHY? http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/google-site-speed-search-rank-algorithm-why/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 22:01:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Umer http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/google-site-speed-search-rank-algorithm-why/comment-page-1/#comment-642 Umer Mon, 03 Oct 2011 17:13:57 +0000 http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/?p=77#comment-642 Site speed totally depends on web host and the size of webpage. Why should it be considered important. Site speed totally depends on web host and the size of webpage. Why should it be considered important.

]]> By: Portal Developer http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/google-site-speed-search-rank-algorithm-why/comment-page-1/#comment-555 Portal Developer Fri, 08 Jul 2011 06:45:17 +0000 http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/?p=77#comment-555 Hi Russell, I also appreciate your point that Google can use some kind of sign or as you are saying tick box to sort out slow loading sites. And i also think that Google is doing right as site speed should matter in page rank as page rank decide the whole quality of a site. Hi Russell,
I also appreciate your point that Google can use some kind of sign or as you are saying tick box to sort out slow loading sites. And i also think that Google is doing right as site speed should matter in page rank as page rank decide the whole quality of a site.

]]> By: Adam http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/google-site-speed-search-rank-algorithm-why/comment-page-1/#comment-293 Adam Sat, 10 Apr 2010 18:48:56 +0000 http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/?p=77#comment-293 Thanks Russell, I see your point re: my online games example, although in theory I would have thought that some websites that provide information about online games, rather than providing online games themselves, would start to rank higher for certain related search terms and thus begin to infiltrate the relevant results - perhaps not so much in this example but certainly in general. Time will tell I guess! Thanks Russell, I see your point re: my online games example, although in theory I would have thought that some websites that provide information about online games, rather than providing online games themselves, would start to rank higher for certain related search terms and thus begin to infiltrate the relevant results - perhaps not so much in this example but certainly in general. Time will tell I guess!

]]> By: Russell Bishop http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/google-site-speed-search-rank-algorithm-why/comment-page-1/#comment-290 Russell Bishop Sat, 10 Apr 2010 18:27:59 +0000 http://themasterbrewer.com/web-design-blog/?p=77#comment-290 Great write-up. The idea smells a little fishy if I'm honest, almost like Google just wanted to throw in something new for to keep developers on their toes. I would argue though that your searching for online games example doesn't work, as all of those websites are in the same boat (so the penalization would make even less of a difference.) Brilliant suggestion about users choosing to prioritize faster loading sites, that should absolutely feature of Google's mobile search engine. Great write-up. The idea smells a little fishy if I’m honest, almost like Google just wanted to throw in something new for to keep developers on their toes.

I would argue though that your searching for online games example doesn’t work, as all of those websites are in the same boat (so the penalization would make even less of a difference.)

Brilliant suggestion about users choosing to prioritize faster loading sites, that should absolutely feature of Google’s mobile search engine.

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